Chapter
Food in health geography
Abstract
This chapter examines the engagement of health geographers with food issues, tracing the historical and intellectual trajectory of the topic within health geography but also in the broader related disciplines of public health and food studies. Perhaps the most obvious application of health geographers' skills in the study of food is the issue of food environments. The food-desert literature has been beset with measurement controversies and …
Authors
Wakefield S
Book title
Routledge Handbook of Health Geography
Pagination
pp. 67-73
Publisher
Taylor & Francis
DOI
10.4324/9781315104584-10